The Neverending Story-Cassano to Juve (96 Viewers)
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hallelujah
I'm not sure if I want him anymore.
I mean, he broke my heart by saying he wants to stay with that bitch, Sampdoria! All I did was show him love and compassion and patience and this is how he repays me? He's going to regret it. Mark my words. REGRET IT. I'm going to find myself a good looking acne free South American that will give me all the pleasure I want.
So Cassano can go toss his own salad!
I mean, he broke my heart by saying he wants to stay with that bitch, Sampdoria! All I did was show him love and compassion and patience and this is how he repays me? He's going to regret it. Mark my words. REGRET IT. I'm going to find myself a good looking acne free South American that will give me all the pleasure I want.
So Cassano can go toss his own salad!
No he's not. He was browsing this site & i was considering it too.
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Cassano is like Juventus.
A dive no different than hundreds of dives that happen all the time was enough for the Italian media to go nuts, Juve to be called cheats again and the FIGC to ban Krasic.
Cassano once says something bad, after 2 years of being totally professional, and again we hear the old stories.
Everything about Cassano and Juve is blown out of proportion.
That makes the two a perfect match.
A dive no different than hundreds of dives that happen all the time was enough for the Italian media to go nuts, Juve to be called cheats again and the FIGC to ban Krasic.
Cassano once says something bad, after 2 years of being totally professional, and again we hear the old stories.
Everything about Cassano and Juve is blown out of proportion.
That makes the two a perfect match.
We can find something similar even for those who are considered to be the most professional footballers.
In these last 2 years Del Piero yelled at Zacheroni during a match, threw his jacket off when he was subbed out and was benched by Ranieri due to reasons that had nothing to do with his form.
Is he unprofessional? In the heat of the moment Del Piero was losing it and he laughed it out later, showing that he's a human being too, not a robot.
I trust Marotta. He knows Cassano well and he said more than once that Antonio behaved like a true professional in the last years. From what I see on the pitch, it only confirms Marotta's words.
In these last 2 years Del Piero yelled at Zacheroni during a match, threw his jacket off when he was subbed out and was benched by Ranieri due to reasons that had nothing to do with his form.
Is he unprofessional? In the heat of the moment Del Piero was losing it and he laughed it out later, showing that he's a human being too, not a robot.
I trust Marotta. He knows Cassano well and he said more than once that Antonio behaved like a true professional in the last years. From what I see on the pitch, it only confirms Marotta's words.
That's not what I read:
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191593
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191583
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191607
Of course everyone behaves unprofessional in the heat of the moment every once in a while. But these things are always resolved afterwards. That doesn't seem to be the case with Cassano.
If a coach doesn't call you up for a few weeks (not even to be on the bench) while you are the team's best or most important player, then something is wrong. That's how I see it, at least.
I really don't believe that Samp would be taking all the steps they're taking now, if there hadn't been serious & repeated problems with Cassano. Simply because they don't have anything to gain. They can only lose...
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191593
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191583
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=191607
Of course everyone behaves unprofessional in the heat of the moment every once in a while. But these things are always resolved afterwards. That doesn't seem to be the case with Cassano.
If a coach doesn't call you up for a few weeks (not even to be on the bench) while you are the team's best or most important player, then something is wrong. That's how I see it, at least.
I really don't believe that Samp would be taking all the steps they're taking now, if there hadn't been serious & repeated problems with Cassano. Simply because they don't have anything to gain. They can only lose...
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